Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
Wonkette: The D.C. Gossip » Blog Archive » Wonkette Sexy Election Parties Coast 2 Coast & Around the World – Pittsburgh makes the list of sexy election parties.
State ordered to be ready sooner with paper ballots – PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania election officials...
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Archive for October, 2008
Clippings from October 29th – October 31st
Halloween Party and Poll
In case you haven’t had a chance to read up on this in the local blogosphere (GrassrootsPA, Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents, Draft Chelsa 2009, Mark Rauterkus) Bill Peduto and Chelsa Wagner are hosting a joint Halloween Party at the Priory for some Northside Charity.
“The Life of the Party” Halloween Party
featuring live music by: The...
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Did you know there’s a ballot initiative this election?
There is a ballot initiative in Pennsylvania to support a bond issue for water infrastructure. You should support it and here is why.
Clean water? Vote ‘yes’
Ballot question targets funding source
Sunday, October 26, 2008
BY TANYA DIEROLF
On Nov. 4, we will be deciding more than the next president. We in ...
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Mayor’s November Newsletter
Image by PMAHCC via FlickrWe looked on the city of Pittsburgh website, but there is no sign up for a newsletter. Thought other might want to see the update from Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.
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CITY OF PITTSBURGH
“America’s Most Livable City”
Office of Mayor Luke Ravenstahl
Dear Neighbors,
Over a six month period during 2007, I hosted 10 Neighborhood Forums...
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Places to Volunteer on Election Day in Pittbsurgh
Image via WikipediaThere are a number of groups recruiting and coordinating volunteers for election day outside of the campaigns. Here are the groups we know of, and we have included training dates that we know. Some of these groups are working on non-partisan activitees too.
League of Young Voters - will be doing...
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Clippings from October 28th
Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
City Council, Law Department spar over board appointments – Pittsburgh Council President Doug Shields declared a "constitutional crisis" in the city today, as council and the Law Department spar over Home Rule Charter rules governing board appointments. Council decided to hold an...
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The Beat Cop
The beat cop is a much coveted neighborhood tool. Neighborhood groups across the City, beg and plead with their Zone Commanders and the Mayor to acquire just a few hours a week of such a person’s time. In an article in today’s P-G, the questions is raised, “Will Squirrel Hill get a dedicated beat...
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Clippings from October 27th – October 28th
Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
Watch Election Protection Training on PCTV – PCTV.org will be showing a video recording of election protection trainings all week.
Hart-Altmire debate canceled – "Unfortunately, Congressman Altmire could not attend (tomorrow night's) debate because they rescheduled it without conferring with us and we...
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Clippings from October 27th
Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
Meet the Real Joes – Keystone Progress is interviewing real Joes. We've travelled around Pennsylvania and we've met some very interesting people who we believe represent the reality of Joe-ness. Check out these video interviews
Our Vote Live | Allegheny County,...
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PUMP Presidential Throw Down: An Election 2008 Debate
Image by Getty Images via DaylifeTuesday, October 28th, 2008
6:00 pm – 8:00pm
Diesel Club Lounge, 1601 E. Carson Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
RSVP on Facebook here.
Are you PUMPed about the upcoming Presidential election?! Join PUMP & Diesel Club Lounge for a spirited night of debate on the issues that are permeating the upcoming Presidential Election. We...
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Clippings from October 24th
Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
City hires coordinator to help it become greener – Mayor Luke Ravenstahl today announced he has hired the author of the Green Government Task Force's study on how to make city government more environmentally friendly as the city's first "sustainability coordinator."
Lindsay A....
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A Littile Election Fun
Here are a couple of items that you might consider more fun than the usual election hoo-ha.
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“I look at these people and can’t quite believe that they exist. Are they professional actors? I wonder. Or are they simply laymen who want a lot of...
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Clippings from October 21st – October 23rd
Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
UPMC laying off 500 this week – maybe they could have saved a little cash by not putting a sign on the building downtown.
Hart-Altmire debate postponed – Sarah Palin's arrival is the reason for the postponment.
What Jack Murtha and Barack Obama get...
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City Council Addresses Gun Control
Last week, Council Members Kraus, Peduto, and Shields introduced an ordinance to require reporting of lost or stolen firearms.
This is an issue that has been raised at the state level but House Bill 29 did not make it out of Judiciary Committee this session. It was voted down, reconsidered, and tabled.
A City ordinance would...
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Clippings from October 17th – October 21st
Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed.
Pop City Forum: Making Pittsburgh Bike Friendly : Venture Outdoors – Thursday, October 23
6:00 PM
Shadow Lounge, Highland Ave and Baum Blvd
What does Pittsburgh need to do to become a bike-friendly city? Here’s your chance to find out as Steve Patchan, the new...
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